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ANNELIES MONSERÉ

Annelies Monseré has been playing music solo since 2000. Initially the music was piano-based and mostly instrumental. Once she ‘discovered’ her voice, vocals became a main focus. The early songs had very simple structures and melodies, and the words were sparse and introvert. Musically, she experimented with different instruments such as cello, guitar, xylophone and melodica.

she debuted in 2005, and the last couple of years saw the release of a string of eps, including splits with Richard Youngs and Circle Bros, and the acclaimed ep 'Nest'.she's also been recording with her band Luster, and working on a full length album with Jessica Bailiff.

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Debris
morc 72 - lp (2016)

This third full length of Annelies is in a way a step back and a move forward from her releases of the past couple of years. Backward, because it’s a lot more sparse, like her debut album Helder. And forward, because this album is more folk, doom and drone-infused than her previous work; Most tracks are focused on vocals and just a few instruments, but yet Monseré manages to produce a very full sound.

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also: 
- morc 39 - 7 (8" lathe cut, 2005)
- morc 41 - v/a: hilversum, nov 3 (3" cdr, 2005)
- morc 48 - Jessica Bailiff & Annelies Monseré: untitled ep (cd, 2008)
- morc 49 - somewhere someone (7", 2008)
​- morc 60 - nest (10" - 2012)
- morc 65 - split single with circle bros (7", 2012)

Links

official website: www.annelies-monsere.net